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Stanza 1
Many are they increased
That trouble me
Many are they that rise up against me
Many there be which say of my soul
There is no help for him in God
Refrain
But thou oh Lord
Are a shield for me
My glory and the lifter of my head
Thou Oh Lord are a shield for me
My glory and the lifter of my head
Stanza 2
I cried unto the Lord with my voice
And he heard me out of His holy hill
I laid me down and slept and awaked
For the Lord sustained, for he sustained me
Refrain
Thou, oh Lord are a shield for me
My glory and the lifter of my head
Thou, oh Lord are a shield for me
My glory and the lifter of my head
Bridge
For Thou, oh Lord are a shield for me
My glory and the lifter of my head
Bridge 2
For Thou, oh Lord are a shield for me
My glory and the lifter of my head
Bridge 3
For Thou, oh Lord are a shield for me
My glory and the lifter of my head
Bridge 4
For Thou, oh Lord are a shield for me
My glory and the lifter of my head
Final ending
For Thou, oh Lord are a shield for me
My glory and the lifter of my head
Of my head
My head
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